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A poor boy asked a woman for a glass of water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor called in for consultation was the same boy, now a doctor. He recognized her and worked tirelessly to cure her rare illness. When she received the bill, she discovered in writing from the doctor "Paid in full with a glass of milk" in recognition of her previous kindness to him.
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A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he made sure to take special care of her case, ensuring her bill was paid in full as a way to repay her kindness from years ago.
A Small Gesture
A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, now a doctor, who remembered her kindness. After a long battle, he was able to save her life and when she received the medical bill, it was marked as paid in full with the glass of milk, showing how small acts of kindness can come back to help in unexpected ways.
A Glass of Milk
A poor boy was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education and had only 10 cents left. Hungry, he asked a woman at her door for food but instead she brought him a large glass of milk which he drank slowly. Years later, the woman fell ill and Doctor Howard Kelly was called in to treat her rare illness. He recognized her as the woman who had shown him kindness with the glass of milk long ago. With special attention to her case, Doctor Kelly was eventually able to cure her illness.
A Glass Of Milk
A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell ill, the doctor who treated her and saved her life was the same boy, now a doctor. He recognized her and made sure to give her the best treatment. When she received the bill, she discovered in writing that it was paid in full with that long ago glass of milk.
A Glass Of Milk
A poor boy was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education and had only 10 cents left. Hungry, he asked a woman for food but instead she gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he made sure to take special care of her case and ensure her bill was paid in full.
A Glass Of Milk
A poor boy who was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he ensured she received the best care in gratitude for her kindness. He left a note saying her bill was paid in full with that glass of milk.
A Glass Of Milk
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A poor boy who was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She brought him a large glass of milk instead of just water. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help, Doctor Howard Kelly, recognized her as the woman who had shown him kindness in the past. Although she survived, when she received the bill for her treatment, the invoice was marked "Paid in full with a glass of milk" as the doctor refused payment to repay her previous kindness.
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A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he made sure to take special care of her case, ensuring her bill was paid in full as a way to repay her kindness from years ago.
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A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, now a doctor, who remembered her kindness. After a long battle, he was able to save her life and when she received the medical bill, it was marked as paid in full with the glass of milk, showing how small acts of kindness can come back to help in unexpected ways.
A Glass of Milk
A poor boy was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education and had only 10 cents left. Hungry, he asked a woman at her door for food but instead she brought him a large glass of milk which he drank slowly. Years later, the woman fell ill and Doctor Howard Kelly was called in to treat her rare illness. He recognized her as the woman who had shown him kindness with the glass of milk long ago. With special attention to her case, Doctor Kelly was eventually able to cure her illness.
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A poor boy asked a woman for water but she instead gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell ill, the doctor who treated her and saved her life was the same boy, now a doctor. He recognized her and made sure to give her the best treatment. When she received the bill, she discovered in writing that it was paid in full with that long ago glass of milk.
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A poor boy was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education and had only 10 cents left. Hungry, he asked a woman for food but instead she gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he made sure to take special care of her case and ensure her bill was paid in full.
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A poor boy who was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She gave him a large glass of milk. Years later, when the woman fell ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he ensured she received the best care in gratitude for her kindness. He left a note saying her bill was paid in full with that glass of milk.
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A poor boy who was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She brought him a large glass of milk instead of just water. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help, Doctor Howard Kelly, recognized her as the woman who had shown him kindness in the past. Although she survived, when she received the bill for her treatment, the invoice was marked "Paid in full with a glass of milk" as the doctor refused payment to repay her previous kindness.
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A poor boy who was selling clothes door-to-door to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She brought him a large glass of milk instead of just water. Years later, when the woman fell gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help, Doctor Howard Kelly, recognized her as the woman who had shown him kindness in the past. Although she survived, when she received the bill for her treatment, Doctor Kelly had written "Paid in full with a glass of milk" on it, showing how one small act of kindness can come back to help someone in the future.
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A poor boy who was selling clothes to pay for his education was hungry and asked a woman for food. She gave him a large glass of milk instead of just water. Years later, when the woman became gravely ill, the doctor who was called in to help was the same boy, and he made sure to save her life without charging for his services, paying her bill with "a glass of milk." The story illustrates that acts of kindness can come back to help you when you least expect it.
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- 2. A Glass of Milk
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